tyred
USTY-urd/taɪɚd/UKTY-uhrd/taɪə(ɹ)d/
- 1Simple past and past participle of tyre. Use this form for something that already happened.
The wheelwright tyred the cart before the long haul to market.
They tyred all four wheels with fresh rubber over the weekend.
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- 2Having a certain number or kind of tires.
Like calling a table 'four-legged' to show how many legs it has.
A four-tyred cart is easier to balance than a two-tyred one.
The fat-tyred bike rolled easily over the loose sand.
Note
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tyred is a form of tyre
tyre, verb: To put tyres on a vehicle or a wheel. Full entry
- Spelling
- tyre → tyred: add -d
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Origin
From the word "tyre" plus the ending "-ed".